Your place is already furnished. It still photographs flat, because an empty table and a bare counter read as a rental instead of a stay. A stylist sets every scene before the camera and clears it after, so the listing looks like somewhere worth booking and the house is left guest-ready.
Guests are not booking your sofa. They are booking a Saturday morning on the patio with coffee, or the fire pit after the kids go down. Styling puts that moment in the frame.
Dining table laid, bed styled and steamed, towels rolled, fire pit lit, board on the counter, loungers squared to the pool. Nothing bare, nothing left unstaged.
Fruit, flowers, ice, the charcuterie board, the lemon in the pitcher. You supply the towels and table settings you already own. A supply allowance is built into every tier.
We do not dress the whole property and then start shooting. In Arizona heat the ice melts and the fruit wilts. Each zone is styled and photographed together, so everything is fresh in the frame.
Whoever sets it out clears it. Most owners are not local and nobody is coming behind us, so the property is left guest-ready. Teardown is part of the paid scope.
Styling is an add-on to a Booked Visual shoot, not a standalone service. Each tier includes a supply allowance; anything above it is passed through at cost and itemised on your invoice.
Tier follows the size of the property, so it is priced automatically when you book. Supplies are included up to the allowance for your tier and anything above it is passed through at cost.
Adults-oriented and family-oriented properties get styled differently. We ask before anyone shops, and the list is built around your specific property.
She sets the scenes about an hour ahead of the camera and works alongside the photographer, so each zone is freshly styled the moment it is shot.
Scenes come down, the property is reset, and anything missing on site gets flagged the same day rather than becoming a reshoot later.
Edited photos land in a Google Drive gallery you keep forever. Pay once your photos are ready, not before.
Usually yes, and that is the point. Styling is not furnishing. Your place already has the sofa and the dining table. What a photo needs is the table actually set, the towels rolled instead of draped, fruit on the board, the fire pit lit. An empty, tidy room reads as a rental. A styled one reads as a stay. Nothing structural changes.
The non-perishables, which you almost certainly already own: towels, robes, table settings, glassware, outdoor cushions, lawn games. We bring the fresh elements, the fruit, the flowers, the ice, the board. If something on the list is missing from the property we photograph around it and tell you the same day rather than quietly buying a replacement.
Yes, and it is written into the job. Whoever sets it out puts it away. Owners are usually not local and nobody is coming behind us, so the property is left guest-ready before we leave. Teardown is paid scope, not a favour.
Scene Styling is $249 for about ninety minutes and three hero scenes. Full Styling is $449 for roughly three hours covering the whole home and the main outdoor zone. Signature Styling is $749 for larger properties where every amenity gets its own set. A supply allowance is included in each; anything above it is passed through at cost and itemised.
No. Styling exists to make the photographs better, and we only style properties we are shooting. It is an add-on to a Booked Visual shoot.
About a week is comfortable, because the shopping list is built around your property and who the listing is aimed at. Adults-oriented and family-oriented places get styled differently, so we ask which before anyone shops.
All nine of our Arizona metros: Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Chandler, Tucson, Sedona and Surprise.
Nine Arizona metros, 24-hour delivery, and no payment until your photos are ready.